Deploy service broker into PAS
jasonmimick opened this issue · comments
Try to deploy and instance of the Atlas Service Broker to the pcf-test PCF cluster.
Document steps and create issues for any problems.
Prep for more official documentation and guidance for customers to deploy into VMware Tanzu environments.
These are draft notes - need to verify these steps.
How to deploy AOSB
Cf push
cf service-brokers
cf create-service-broker --help
cf create-service-broker mongodb-atlas nzjkbcly@5b2d0283df9db13a59085100 'a787fe68-2fd4-42fa-a3d5-72d322c77514' <http://mongodb-atlas.apps.test.pcf-test.com>
cf service-access
cf enable-service-access
cf enable-service-access mongodb-atlas-awsCheck PCF App
cf create-service mongodb-atlas-aws M10 Andrey_AWS_Test -c '{"cluster": {"providerSettings": {"regionName": "EU_CENTRAL_1"} } }'```
@jasonmimick I am not sure if I understand what's involve in the step "create-service-broker" :
cf create-service-broker mongodb-atlas nzjkbcly@5b2d0283df9db13a59085100 'a787fe68-2fd4-42fa-a3d5-72d322c77514' http://mongodb-atlas.apps.test.pcf-test.com
Does Customer need to download the "broker" first? What are these big numbers?
Hi @jeegarghodasara -
The cf push command is meant to be run from a clone of this repo. This is what would deploy an app running the broker to some known url.
The cf create-service-broker commands then registers an instance of the atlas-osb hosted at http://mongodb-atlas.apps.test.pct-test.com. This means the DNS/etc is all setup. You can theoretically host this broker anywhere at all, or use the cf push to run locally.
The "big numbers" are ONE Atlas programmatic apikey, in a special format - and these are the credentials used by the broker to create and delete Atlas clusters.
cf create-service <service_name> <public_apikey>@<atlas_project_id> <private_apikey> <atlas-osb-url>complete - see docs